formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
It’s been several weeks since Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight hit theatres; the reviews have been shared, the interviews published, the friendly (or not so friendly) discussions brought to their conclusion. But there’s one subject we at FJI believe still … Continued
Majestic OLS black marble facade from 1937 with Large-Format 7OMM poster display – the largest in the UK as far as we know. Image by Ben Wales Source: The Hateful Eight in London at The Odeon Leicester Square
Let us now say goodbye to a friendly beast that’s been a part of Washington since 1976. Let us observe a moment of silence for the National Air and Space Museum’s 70mm Imax film projector. Source: A long time ago, … Continued
Having now finally seen the 70mm roadshow cut of Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight, I can firmly say that it was one of the most transcendent moviegoing experiences I’ve ever had. The relish of seeing a modern-day film shot on a film … Continued
In 1916 Technicolor Traveled to Jacksonville Florida to shoot their first Color Film called “The Gulf Between”. They built the Film Lab on a Railroad Pullman Car to do the film processing. Here are 4 views of this “lab on … Continued
Why knowing how a movie was shot is so important before you go to the theater. Source: Film vs. digital: the most contentious debate in the film world, explained – Vox